From the December 30, 2011 Edition
On Saturday, Dec. 31 and New Year’s Day there will be a special holiday bus service schedule. The Frazier Mountain regional transit service will run normal scheduled trips from the Frazier Park Post Office to …
From the December 30, 2011 Edition
Happy Anniversary!
This charming letter came in this summer from Michelle Maga.
August 13, 2011
Dear Editor:
My very first High Country Gardener column actually ran on the front page of The Mountain Enterprise on …
From the December 30, 2011 Edition
NEENACH, FAIRMONT, CA (Sunday, Jan.1,2012 at 5 p.m.)—The report has been confirmed by a worker at the facility. He said about five vans of workers, filled with 12 workers per van, were assembled and told …
From the December 30, 2011 Edition
By Patric Hedlund Neenach, Fairmont, Carrizo Plains, CA (Thursday, Nov. 3, 2011 at 2 p.m.)— New York financial services and NPR are reporting this morning about upsets at First Solar, Inc. (FSLR on the New …
From the December 30, 2011 Edition
PINE MOUNTAIN, CA (December 31, 2011 at 1:51 p.m.)— Occupy PMC sends its greetings and announces it will be planning to Occupy 2012.
From the December 23, 2011 Edition
Above, Girl Scouts delivering holiday treat bags with homemade goodies for the local Meals on Wheels organization on Saturday, Dec. 17
Left, Daisy scouts Ava Townsend and Bianca Mancinelli with something special for Meals on …
From the December 23, 2011 Edition
Listing here is not report of a conviction. This is a log of law enforcement activity from Kern County Sheriff’s Frazier Park substation public records. The Kern County District Attorney may or may not have …
From the December 23, 2011 Edition
Around Town…
Tis the Season
Michelle Penner’s Kindergarten Chorale went caroling througout Frazier Park on December 16, bringing cheer to the town. Santa’s helpers were busy on Frazier Mountain Park Road in Lebec, directing shoppers …
From the December 23, 2011 Edition
These are stories we are following for the January 6 issue:
From the December 23, 2011 Edition
By Eileen Kirk It was The-Season-That-Almost-Wasn’t—due to school district budget cuts—so the Frazier Mountain High School boys soccer team decided that winning a championship in one of California’s largest tournaments was the best way to …